Why the City Folk hate?

[KCourtnee]

At the time, I loved ACCF. Even though I got WW before CF, I liked CF better because I culd play it on my TV. Yes I do like a game on a handheld system, but I just thought the idea of playing it on my TV was pretty cool.

And I played online SOOOO much more than WW. I had wiispeak and everything. I had about 2,500 pictures from the game (which are now gone, sadly...) I definitely wouldn't play it again after having NL, but I had some pretty goo memories with the game.

ACNL though, is definitely the best, NO DOUBT.

 

[oath2order]

I could never go back to WW or CF after NL.

 

[Bear_Crossing]

I thought it was an OK game.
I didn't play it too much because it was technically my sister's LGTTC game, I just had a second character.
All I ever did was shop and talk to villagers. :3

 

[itzafennecfox]

Ehhh. A lot of people believe it was similar to Wild World. I wouldn't know, since I never played WW but did play CF. It was fine, in my opinion, but still my least favorite that I've played.

 

[Alienfish]

I think WW is way worse due to it being an early ds game and not being able to connect to WPA/2.

 

[broadwaythecat]

Because of the bad graphics T.T

 

[cannedcommunism]

It copies everything in the past games, and adds absolutely nothing new. Although they added the city, it has the characters who would normally visit randomly, therefore making it boring. The controls aren't even good, either.

 

[Nintendonerdgirl]

Its because of the grass wear but its not really that bad, just stay on the same path

 

[kittenrobotarmy]

It was basically like WW on the big screen with a shopping area. That's why. Anyone who played CF before WW probably wouldn't mind, but people playing WW before CF didn't like it. It was basically the same game for them.

 

[Gizmodo]

I prefer Handheld..
Plus i had loved WW & GC, and it just seemed a dissapointment to me..
i can understand a lot of people loving it if it was their first AC game, just as the GC one is held close to my heart and many others